Christine Lagarde under fire from unions over ECB workers' rights

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Three others dedicate 70-80 per cent of their time to workers' representation, with the remaining members spending 50 per cent of their time on the body.
50% : If implemented, they would "significantly restrict the rights of employee representation and the scope for meaningful social dialogue", warned Werneke in his letter, seen by the FT, adding that workers' rights at the ECB were already subpar.
46% : "This arrangement would make it impossible to adequately represent workers' interests," said EPSU's Goudriaan in his letter sent to Lagarde in late February.
39% : Two of Europe's most powerful trade unions have accused European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde of undermining workers' rights at the Frankfurt institution, escalating a long-running and bitter feud over labour relations.

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